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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-18
COUNCIL tR0ChLDINGS.

Council met in regular session at the
clerk 5 Office Nov. 10, 1857. In the alb
sence of the President, council called to
order 10y the Clerk. Present trustee,
Hawkins, Smith, Montigel, Mcleod
and Green. Absent the President and
trustee Pulfey. On motion Trustee
Hawkins appointed to tie chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
CLAIMS presented.
Barney Cook, night watch Nc . SD. .1S
A. Pierce. street commissioner 300
On motion allowed at footing and
clerk instructed to draw orders when
there is money in proper funds. Vii
iage Atty reports on opening OF Pine
street and asks futher time. which on
motion was granted. Clerk reports re-
ceiving S327.45 from J. Ii. Lancashire.
OH account OF extension of the superior
street water main to his addition. as
per his agreement to furnish the money
to pay the expense OF SAID extension
and that an order for said amount had
been issued TO said Lancashire payable
on OF before Nov. 18th lSNS bearing :
per cent interest. and that said money
had been placed to the credit of the
general fund. On motion report ac-
cepted and action of Clerk approved.
Clerk reports that the highway funds
exhausted. Select committee to settle
with late treasurer report In writing rs
! follows.
To the Hon Common Comcil of the
Village OF Alma. Gentlemen, the un-
derslgned committee appointed to audit
the account OF III. Il VALIDITY, treasurer
of village. respectfully report that they
nave examined the said accounts and
| found them correct and credit balance
| nm the general fund of S575.30, Il debt
| balance IN the highway fund of Sl773
and A credit balance in the water fund
of SlO6.Oi, Alma. Mich. Noy. - 1887.
j. w. Mcleod, ,G. H. Green Committee.
On motion report accepted and or
| dered placed on file. Committee ON
settlement with the Harrington table
| Co. report progress and ask further
time. On motion further time granted
and committee instructed to turn Oycl
to said company the bonus agreed upon
when they place in pledge, Tor the secur
itv of the village $1,000, OF their in
dividual stock the vote thereon being as
follows. Yea Hawkins. Montigel, Me
LeOd and Smith, I. Nay Green
Absent Pulfrey. /.
On motion the sidewalk on uOrtl
side of block 26, Village of Alma be
longing to school district, Ordere,
completed.
On motion the committee on fire de
partment instructed to procure boXe
for hydrant covers. Council adjourned
j. HAWKINS, n. YERINGToN
Act President. Clerk
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-18

We sell the best - cent woolen sock
to be had. at +. !. Stark's.
4 good supply of Misses, boys and
Youths school shoes. at very low fig
mes. Also gentlemen and ladies shoes
and an Of the best make and quality.
In bWing IN stock / have looked well
to the interest of the public.
". Il kINCH.
Ring The bell. webb sells Something
New for a nichie. AS
For SALE-Au open buggy. Or VIII
trade for corn. oats OF wood. Enquire
at
RECON- OFFICE
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-18
College Notes.

Three new students entered tbO Col
lege last week.
The students Y. NJ. G. \. held a Joint
missionary meeting in the music room
last Friday night.
Prof. Ewing gives a lecture to his
normal class every Friday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
a lew cross walk has been fixed in
ront Of the college. \ great conyen-
ience
Dr.. Hunting will preach in the II. L.
church next Sunday morning and eve
nug.
President Hunting lecturcd last
Friday night before the Saginaw Couu-
ty Teachers Association at ChesHmug
Rev. Augustus Marsh of Macl,iuaw
city, who has two sons attending Alma
College, has moved his family to Alma.
Prof. Davis has nearly completed the
chemical laboratory in the college 1t 5
cry convenient. Students in chemis-
ry can now have excellent advantages
Our Thanksgiving services Will be
ueld at the College Hall ON Thursday
Jhe 2ith inst at half past ten a. IN. Dr..
Hunting will preach the sermon.
Musical affairs in the College are
booming. Any one desirous of secW-
ing a thorough musical education, can
ind the very best advantages under the
excellent instruction OF iso stevens.
Any one who visits Miss Booth Art
Studio in the College Will see much 10
delight the eye. \ visit to the College
IS not complete without spending some
time in Miss Booths studio.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-18

FoR RENT.-My millinery store and
photograph gallery.
Mrs. W. L. lloRMIG.
Just received large and complete
line of Boots and Shoes direct from the
manufactory consisting in mems boys
youths, well assorted, will be sold at
the lowest possible living pr ce. All
parties will do well to examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
W. Il. kINCH.F
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-18

The State Teachers Association viii
meet in Representative Hall, Lansing,
Tuesday evening, December y, 1867
aud continue its session till Thursday
evening the 29th. Dr. l.. +. White.
superintendent Of the Cincinnati
;hools will deliver the annual address
ON Wednesday evening. Dr. White j,
one of the leading educators cf the
United States and Il popular platform
speaker. Miss Ross, of Chicago. "a
kindergarten and primary teacher of
national fame, will also lecture on the
subject, See New Education an out
growth of the Old. Every primary
teacher in the state both in city ana
district schools. ought to hear this lee
Iure. y very interesting program is
preparing, announcements OF which
Aill soon be made. Arrangements for
reduced rates on all the railroads i'm the
state will be completed at an early
day. The Lansing hotels offer Il spec
Ial reduction IN board TO all who attend
the Association. Teachers and school
examiners throughout the state are
most cordially invited 20 attend. Every
effort will be put forth to make this one
Uf the most interesting and profitable
meetings ever held 10y the association.
Full particulars will be published soon
j. W. EwING, President.
Alma Nov -, 1887.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-18
RECORD OFFICE.
Beautiful and Useful.

Those indestructble Caskets can be
seen at Undertaken Loyeland's. on
State street, which stand far
head of the metallic casketS for pre-
serving the dead. and at moderate
prices Call and examine them.
:. II. LOVELAND.
Alma. Aug l3, lss7.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-18

have under my control some choice
farms and farming lands. also some
val liable lots. i'm the most desirable To-
ca tion IN Alma that ! shall offer for
sale during the next Is months
at prices that defy competition.
BERT WOODWARD.
l3O-3 IN Alma, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-18
Whole No. 45O
From the County Seat.

Oscar Wagner. of Washington Was
{ r Monday & this week in Justice
Browns court ON complaint Of Anna
Jackson for petit larceny The jury
after being ont three hous stood four
Joy conviction and two for acquii'l'
Case continued T. the 2,th inst.
William T. Thompson a young man
about % years of age, who has been
working the past summer ON farm in
Fulton for one Wilbur Nelson, was ar
rc-ttd IN town On Tuesday, on com
paint of tie latter ON a charge Of steal
ing gold ring and two pen knives
After being lodged u iailMs trunk WAS
searched in vhica thermg and knives
were found. Triad Friday ofths week
before ClpsT Brown.
Henry Mrsu WHO has been visiting
friead- ia town .he past week starts
today for his home i'm Minnesota,
which state Ae give, Il very glowing
account.
THE following area list OF the mar
r,aee hceu,p- granted by our County
Clerk for Tie week ending NOV. 10th.
Same ANA residence. Age
Cuas. W. Granger. bethany p
Emma Neyci>. Bethany ~
Levi, A. Hover. Nuth star ...... p
Mary f. ImJe. North star LII
Geo. r.. ~mta. Baaui-ter ........ 20
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-18
Vol. O. No. 35.
c z BROWN, Prop

TE7aa F-el - per year m advance; zoe
flrsiN ~ nth~; 5lctor three months rnlrS
,f ,lV,rtf-ug made known un application.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-18
GREETINGS.

G., Wright is in town this we elk.
Harry Button IS again with W. 5. &
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-26
SHOCKS As / SAILOR.



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48lakes Ma. >est. -
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nay - haari ~ yzenS wbise ve wee -
~ tee4ifssd IA >oFtzsra Aiea ga psEt
k..ias n1s ana Hsl.-zs fsr szsezs.
ehan1sd t8 as izsaaa,g sssneInx essT -
eosanas shsn ny syss ieli asen rs te--
.aslls sollnaa isesorlef. AnetAez Dis
cserss "a Hsy issez stc. sse.
Aos tae set Is. ! Asd asa1y tines dariaz
aameroas ranhlings visited ths Liatls fFas-
srss resorts. sna ss n4aF tines iaiist .
hna singls pesson o. thin< s.taeE sassr
esnng O. amusing aoo1i saY u thsa- As
ssad Solinan's lestef. hossxss. / oeesme
imsnsnsely Interested Ia tie Characters
xhiea be in.rod1css. tie scenes ne o1s-
cribed, sGa th= incidents Be rel<ssa- 30 4
resolved foztaNitn q weigh anchor snd
pay oas more visit . Psf0sksg. tbs Au-
lamu hz<ae u the mos dslussa people Ga
szrth-haY lever saLetsEs / ieit lever
al desire aog hay-ssvsrlshl 70 maks the
ae.f-aiaE2ace Of tie celebrated sOutheEn
Michizaa hunoEisE sb0 aad actually i0and
somsthias sise - do iB.Petoskeg besides
blss hls aose.
Iwill not weary the reader With the de-
taiis OF the voyage which was startliagly
common place. Ia due utns We anchored
safely anasr the lee 0i the familiar old de-
l4pidale1 ruins OF the 0dorlierous and pie
IaresqCelv romantic tnmole-d0wn hsh
house which sdorns the hRFooz OF fetoskey.
and which Solim4n neonspicu00sly ignore in
h.. ssthesic descriptions. Il Ray have es-
szDsd his notice but he wonld certainty
have smslied Il II be hadn't had the hay
fever.
imagined il would be somewhat difi-
cult 10 had S0ii1an upon the evening Of
arrival, bat such vas not the case. Ia fact
tbs hrst person 10 wax our gang plank was
q sd eyed cd - N, wearing new silk
plug hat, and ctsfying red bsndanna IN
one hand ana IN the other note book and
peucl. As tie face Of this person was not
lamiliar % me aud As the faces OF all the old
chronlcs were, ! zt once correctly surmised
that this stately individual Was none other
than she celebrated Solimsn Sno0ks from
Cant HOOK Coruers--of newspaper fame.
Mr. SnOcks IN no way disappointed my
most sxtrayag.nt ideal He was sociable,
genial and vilhai a very humorous humor-
isI. 1 mention this because humorous
humorists are exceedingly rare specimens
nowadays.
In the course OF conversation Soliman in-
formed Us that Potts Run (the creek at
Can't Hook CoTners) having failed 10 secure
q Government Appropriation. Can't Hook
Corners was left without shipping facilities
and that he, Solmsn, was making his
visit 20 Petosksy an opportunity for max
ing himself familiar with nautical terms
with view 70 writing them up for future
publication. / soou found Soliman's s stock
Of questions was unlimited and 1 might
add automatic as be seems to have the aoil-
iEy TO reproduce the same question many
times quite unconsciously. Thus far We
have found Snooks = very agreeable COM
pany. One Of hls chief attractions is his
unsssumative ordilariness and his -plug
bat.
have invited Sol and a few of his friends
TO take a cruise with Us aud may furnish
you further particulars later. For he pres
ent am yours respectfully
J. w. HoLMEss
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-26
g0YEERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


TO vou have doil. hesvy headache. OBJ
sfructica Of ere nasal passsges. discharges
aliine rem the bead into the throst tens-
ciolia mucous. purulsnt. oleody and rutrid.
eyes weak. rsterT. and infsmesi. ringing
ii.the ears. desfnss- hacking or coughing
- ciexr the threat. sxpecforati0n 81 0ffen-
sirs nafter. screfhsr with scsbs from Ulcers
voiee chanzei ard nasal tNang, breath
oHensive. snsE ard tssfe inl paired. g there
a sensation af fi1iness. wifh mental de-
ereesion. = saskiog cough and general de-
biItv II Tou have Al. or snv considerable
uunhex ~ these sTnpton1s. yoG srs Suaer-
n fron, Nssal Cstarrh. The more complii-
cafe3 votr dissase has become. the greater
The nn.n Der and diversity Of symptoms
Thousands 81 cases snnusliv. without man
ifssfinr bali 0f the scovs symptoms. result
ia cnnsnmrtioB. snd end in the gave. No
disease Is - common. mpre decertlve and
9xn-esous. or isss understood. or more an
sarrsssfnllv trsafed By physicians The
nofsctursrs Of I)r. sage 8 Catsrrb Remedy
affsr. - god faith. = reward Of $500 for a
r.ea 81 fhiz aispaSs which hey cannot cnre
TIE Remedy Is soia sg druggists. At only 80
epufs
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-26


Tas NB@ nak las bssa tanned into =
pougd
nss.asa City Is % have new brass band
q q pisce4
The regliar 1srm u circul Court for
Grand Irsserss eo1aly las been scs01rnec
q October -.
The Michlzan Csutrsl railroad company
has JUS secesvesi fsar rev Dczli engines
ffonl >ohenscla1y.
There se1s 80 visitors al the Jackson
Frl81n lh1fsdAg. not cogntiDs delegation
g ssirtsssu children-
6.tW Rough. Of Berrinn coQnty. has been
shi3plns e5oaE tEo tons "a grapes rom h.s
siney afu % Chicago daily.
The Buchanan Record thinks that The
gas vel Al 6enioa Haro0r can &c saved AZ
snd aIlszed for peat holes.
Wesley Vaughan, of Eaton county, has
soNn sumo ULeat lhzt was brought over
fEom k1siand thirty-i0ur years ago.
The Hastings Fire Company viii hold is
fourseeEth annual D-il next THURSDAY even
Lax. the lhigd day Of the County Fair.
Hon Duane Hawkins, OF Vermontvilis,
thinks he can bear the best record on wool
srosinx- hs lad forty iieeces that broughs
him the siegsnt sum Of tlli.
The City Of Grand Rapids arrived IN
Graad Haven loaded with ors from Esca-
nsos Thursday having made the IT'D in ave
days. the quickest on recoxd-
The Saugasuck Co4aHeTeiat says There
10 no ase denying that the dreaded yellows
las manifested itself more than usuai
among the peach orchards this ear.
Itisssi singular circumstance that people
can pay thsir fare % CoicsgO and buy
peaches aud then save money over what the
fruit would cost them &C 81. Joseph--Ber.
rsea cpFsags Era.
Very many Grand Traverse farmers viii
have very short crop OF potatoes this
year, and some few, perhaps. not enough
for their own use, bat We predict that
more money viii De received here this
ysar for potatoes than FOX several years past.
--Her9t1
Hope College starts out under very hat
tsriag prospects t0r the coming year. The
Fsll and Winter term opened on Wsdnes-
day wish nearly All Of the course students
on hsnd and forty new ones enrolled Ii i
expected that there viii be considerable ol
al addition to this number.
The bridge of the new Grand Rapids ex.
tension Of The Detroit. Lansing & Northern
~ Grand Ledge vii be the highest railroad
bridge crossing Grand river, ss we'll as ons
Of the highest IN the State. The bridge vii
stretch across from one edge 10 the other by
The aid of Two PIERS and VIII be - feet from
the water.
The Masksxon Chronicle says: Dr. J. N
Cook. Of thls city, Dr.. VsnderVeen, o.
Grand Haven, and Grand Haven humber
nam have formed = company under th,
flrm name Of Cook VandsrVeen ( Co, fol
the purpose OF conducting numbering opera.
tons ia Wisconsin. They last week pur
chased Of honroe. B0yce s Co. the saw an6
sbi1x.e miil a. 5prl1g lake and ri1 ~ one.
rem0vs the snfirs plant 70 Sturgeon Bay
Wisconsin. There thsy hkve purchased
nsia And eEcrilsnt site, several residences
a Co
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-26

is eagerly sought for, read with pleasure 0r
aisapp9intnsent. iN then tossed ssids and
frgoilsn Bat ladies Who read OF DR..
Pisrres Fav0rss Prescription. Ssza its-ain.
for they discover IN it somet1sx % prize
- messenger Of Joy 70 those sstsriIE from
functional arrangement or arr o. lie pain
fai disor,lers 9r weaknesses pecstiiarfo their
So. Periodical pains, internal innaunma-
ton and ulcsraroa, really y'sld "a ifs
~onderidi curative and healing powers.
Il = The only medicine for women. sold 5y
drogzisfs unGer positive guarantee from
tae manufacturer. that Sc vii give satis-
fsecon in every case. or money VII be re-
f1uted The guarantees las been printed
on the bottle rspper and faithfully car
Elad oot fop many yearA
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-26
Wopd.rfol Cures.

". n. Hoyt 4 Co.. Wholesale and Retail
Druggists Of Rome, Ga, say. We have been
selling DR. Kings New Discovery Electric
Biffers and Buckien's Arnics Save for four
years. Have never handed remedies that
sell a. well. or give such universal satisisc-
ton. There have heen some wonderful
cures effected By these medicines in this
city. Several cases Of pronounced Con
sumption have been entirely cured by use
Of few bottles Of Dr. Kings New Dlscov-
ery. taken in connection with Electric Bit
ters- We guarantees them slwsys. Sold By
Wm. H. Tibbs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-26

Stlil improvements cnntinae - be made
il f6a bi-insss portion cf the city. rhis
f5rsa these rscentir ccmpleted ov p ].
pettnnthaier. tie lesdirg 6sh and oyster
merchant lcrefed ~ III Acnroe-st.. enc
mcsf noticeahie Mr.. Det6entbaier hss sdded
=, as retail Department = sholesale snd
carkinz roonn woere ee keeps in perfect
enosfsfiaes = foif lice efthe 1rest sssortr1snt
md freshest ovsters sud dst - tie ciry.
ca ard see his rev decartmenk
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-26

sfe.ss.t4 80 sts-ss4= sgss1,
* s4zses, sept 5--Ihs Ealred States
nsan,oEr~sr ~AieAlzzn' arrived hare
t1is afternoon. she - 0n her way
hDm Detroit n Chicago. and wI
sla - here lafli Tuesday morning. she
has aerss % oae 8a8crsd snd 81 nen and
i1eslsaaa1 81 peeels have been dosn % see
hsr this egeuiax
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-26
Hnckler,s Arn,ca salrs.

THE BEsT SALvE in the world for Guss,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chilolsins,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
II cures piles, or no pay required. IL Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price d cents psr box.
For sale st Wm. II. .Tibbs drug stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-26

= sno,st "a eQo and Te Vonli SAY ~ lsest
aee-nssf sss treabied vifh sone sfecticu
~ see Tkr,at md Lungs - t6oss com.
rl.infs ars. sccnrsiinE - statistics, mors
r.,,,,atrs.4 taan asbers. Ws wonl6 advlseai
.ss,t - nee~ct he opportunity - csil on n
sr.i 81 ssftle 81 kenps asissra f,r the
Thresf ena LaagS Price So and fl.s3.
Teisl - 81 ceats Respectfully.
y. II. TlzEz. iSs Monroe-sts
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-26

&C Ais ch4u. Jsxes storiss srs a. ~lAss
fee. a. 4e a1zlzEs 1sqzsesf
E8 here / sa2 rua1l1x oa Axe street
sffEnkisf snlie EAe sst = Deaxis QuEsE1e
kae eeF azd akusf cissss <als isE,~s ss1 xes
3 ready - AL - Gar hfsl slog<s1g pls@e-
klsa2Bxy ysQfs
eeL71AS >so1ks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-26

Mr. n. II. Frohlichstein. of Mobile, Ala,
writes: take great pleasure in recommend
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. having used II for severe attack OF
Bronchitis and Catsrrh. 1t gave me in
slant relief and entirely cured me and
have not been afflicted since. / also beg to
state that bad tried other remedies with
no good result. Have also used Electric
Bitters and DR.. Kings New Life Pills, both
of which can recommend.
Or. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs ana Colds. is sold on posi-
tive guarantee.
Trial bottles free at w. II. Tibb's drug
store
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-26

s4Esrs-NUt aoxh &C. 41a1ul4-et. eeei A
go. Ek4la -, e. lellea - s<ys -
t0tee tsfeen no z252ic Ria, roasted. szezoc'
Jsfs, green. slesz Jsga foz<ed. =; Nara
e4lots roasted. -o<szse Mexican. fOssted. 1ae@se
leas--jatan. rIls 81 t.c japan. medium. g
- of'iiasEy, ise9e, Tyson. sAssoc gunpoH Der.
t9e1c. O3ioBg. 90 atcs Congo. Zt<9aoc.
ft01r-Sz.6 per eat si..si Per htl.; p4sens pro
tena - @-5 tcl wi, s5f0 Der b0l. al vhea- A0ai
w. per c.st.. q. .a0 Der Dbl; b1ekrhezL s--o&s
z.31 Der CsgI.
Hlli Feea Screenings. SIS per ton: bran sii
shiTa, slf. Middilagx u = 8 81.
foe1-Corn AID 0afs lltsi@
Kerosene Cll-Aichisan toss &c per gslion;
w4teT waite. Al .c.
Gasolins-iltsc peT gal0a-
eceas-gioTsE, u. g o. timothy g S&1a
rait-MichiEan. Sc, Eastern ~ L.
flsh--S0 white Lsb. - o8 80 per bali Dbl
0Saef grades. sS.UeAA5o pSr nalf ub-., uOu-,
20 col salE. per %: clans si.0o Per hun
dred. canned oysIers. selects slttioc; smoked
halioIf, eei3c
PORK IN barreis-.Ness pork, Chicago packed.
lace. extra shor cat. sleO9 standard eleal
back. siTo0.
IGTd-rierees. 7lze. 81 and 50 10. tubs, TIC. 81
n. round tins. lea cases. sc IA tin pals. Istcs
re
Beef IN baErels-ExtFz meSs, warranted 2o0i0s
D. s08S % extra. homeless. 81 %.
ButIerine-Daify, solid packed, loc rolls and
prInfs l5o. cstamery. solid lie. rolls and prints.
I,c. extra creamery, packed. l7e. rolls aud prntS
loc
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-26

RoAxoc that are. fretful. peevisb.
o0OSSo cross, or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teething Pains. or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby soother.
Il contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price % cents. Sold by
Z. Z. Wilson and w. E. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-26
MoN>> OF the good things os thii

life are sorrowfully le
alone on account Of Dyspepsia. Ackeri
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on ,
positive guarantee at 25 and 90 cents, b.
E,R. Wilson and w. z. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-26
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ClsssE ,eea-ts 9sSs = psE bas1el
s--4 3 sEit.i5--z is1tes. e. atsffaGte4 @s1l 3 80
~ e-serss fer ko1zls;1 - ft--z.
- 9t ~ s1D4 t<4k-as. - - p<f ksf<A1
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esh alaa1s- I1essel ko<sss 80 ae psr est
az1l . . "a. fe<s = 500 =. sesf O. -
assl1-H ieat. Ae tlaNssa 1.e. As.ac.slss <
eas, <se- sge. 80 1le. Carr. GaG b&f-
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Al.lse tsFeea - sssz par cursd 80 8 cured
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sAxsP EeAts 6fss. 1Ool be-Ez eslila2ted a -
k<f beil.s1
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kl1y- Tllaslhy al Per ton eleFer sltal2.
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y -, t1N1s = X
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Hood- Blse2 stose ~oo6 81 S Psg csrt pelr
leof ~eed 81 - per ceEd-
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Building Materials


No. /. fencing, all iengths .......... .sl4el5 90
No. fencing l2 Ia and Is ieet.......... II %
Dressed Scoring in. A b 80 %
Dressed flooring, in, No. 1common.......... l6'
Dressed fooring, SIN, No common...... u 90
Beyel siding o In, A and B........ 10 %
Bevel siding in, No / common ............ 10 90
Piece stuff 2xf 10 2xI2 II to 10 ft......... IL %
81 additional for each feet above 10 It.
Coarse. common shipping culs, all
widths andlengths .-..........S9 00(9i0 90
Xxx 10 In standard ingles.......-........ rs
XXX Sin. thin 80. ........... ......2 75ff2 50
XXX ................ 2 90
No. gore in. c. B. 1sin. shingles .. 70
No. 2or In. Bl6 Observation-Disclosures. In .
...... - uO45- .
Lime-Petoskey. 3l.C0 per bol. Ohio. 9Oc. Grand
Rapids. 75c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-26
We veoSoN
vhy.A Aeksr's *

r warranted, il because Il is tie best
Blood Preparation known. Il viii posi-
lively cnre ali Blood Diseases. ruTifes The
whole system, ard thoroughly builds up tAe
constitution. Remember, We guarantee 4.
+. r. Wilson and y. F. Waite.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-26
WNous0MAsoo Of of,,,,;.e ossgs Of Con, c

cured every year By Acker's celebrated
English Remedy. Il Is guersnted prep
arztiOn If It does no: help you It win cost
you nothing. Try It. A single dose wiz
show It's good effect. Trial bottles 10 ct1
E-lR. Wilson and ". e. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-26

The true remedy has at last been discov-
cred. It was long known in bis practice a.
DR.. Pete's Lung Food for Consumpssou. II
is nov cslled DR.. Pets's 35-cent Coush Cure
Il II the safest. the surest and the best Nc
other Cough. Cold or Consumption remedy
is half its equal We warrant t. and vii
prompfly refund the money paid for il if =
beneficial effect is not experienced by tbs
time two-thirds Of the contents Of the bottle
i used. sold BY Peck Bros, II. d r
Thun. and ". II. Tibbs.